Thanks Josh for opening up this section like Crazy had asked for!Hey Crazy Lookee!!!
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Thanks Josh for opening up this section like Crazy had asked for!
Jacqui said:
Yes, Thanks Josh and thanks Jacqui for your support
here is a new pic of the baby still searching for a name so far comet is in the running
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What a great close up! What has he/she been eating to make his mustache?
Hmmm Comet as in something special that rarely happens, then it does and your caught by surprise while being awed and humbled??
P.S. Don't thank me, it was a great idea and stood firmly on it's own feet.
Hmmm Comet as in something special that rarely happens, then it does and your caught by surprise while being awed and humbled??
P.S. Don't thank me, it was a great idea and stood firmly on it's own feet.
OK its official COMET it is.
When I named my two Greeks, I set up a sort of scrap book (binder really) with their names Ajax and Echo and the definitions or stories of their names (Greek Mythology). The binder has all this info including Vet visits, favorite food, weights and lengths etc. that I keep. Now Comet will have his too. Complete with the definitions you two have given.
Jacqui and Cam thanks.
Plus an friend of mine (an astrophysicist, pretty reliable) just told me that a comet named 17P/Holmes which is usually too faint to see has brightened by a factor of a million and now resembles a bright yellow star.
Oh, and his mustache from his favorite -dandilions and cats-tongue.
When I named my two Greeks, I set up a sort of scrap book (binder really) with their names Ajax and Echo and the definitions or stories of their names (Greek Mythology). The binder has all this info including Vet visits, favorite food, weights and lengths etc. that I keep. Now Comet will have his too. Complete with the definitions you two have given.
Jacqui and Cam thanks.
Plus an friend of mine (an astrophysicist, pretty reliable) just told me that a comet named 17P/Holmes which is usually too faint to see has brightened by a factor of a million and now resembles a bright yellow star.
Oh, and his mustache from his favorite -dandilions and cats-tongue.
This is how Comets first page reads.
Born late Oct. 2007 - Guessing Oct. 29-31, 2007 in an outside pen to parents Ajax and Echo.
COMET:
something special that rarely happens, then it does and you’re caught by surprise while being awed and humbled. by Jacqui
The name Comet gives the impression of speedy movement that not everyone is lucky enough to see. by Cam
Comet brightens mysteriously by a factor of a million
22:04 25 October 2007
NewScientist.com news service
by Maggie McKee
A comet usually too faint to be seen with the naked eye has brightened by a factor of a million since Tuesday, Astronomers are scrambling to observe the strange object.
Comet 17P/Holmes, which orbits the Sun every seven years on a path that takes it from the distance of Jupiter's orbit to about twice that of Earth's, is usually 25,000 times too dim to be seen with the naked eye. But since 23 October, it has brightened by a million times and now resembles a bright yellow star.
Born late Oct. 2007 - Guessing Oct. 29-31, 2007 in an outside pen to parents Ajax and Echo.
COMET:
something special that rarely happens, then it does and you’re caught by surprise while being awed and humbled. by Jacqui
The name Comet gives the impression of speedy movement that not everyone is lucky enough to see. by Cam
Comet brightens mysteriously by a factor of a million
22:04 25 October 2007
NewScientist.com news service
by Maggie McKee
A comet usually too faint to be seen with the naked eye has brightened by a factor of a million since Tuesday, Astronomers are scrambling to observe the strange object.
Comet 17P/Holmes, which orbits the Sun every seven years on a path that takes it from the distance of Jupiter's orbit to about twice that of Earth's, is usually 25,000 times too dim to be seen with the naked eye. But since 23 October, it has brightened by a million times and now resembles a bright yellow star.
Beautiful baby ...I love the name
Thanks all for all the support and care shown. It's really fun and scary being a new mom. So I want to say thanks to all of you out there on tfo.
I don't know about anybody else, but I know I sorta live vicariously thru everyone else's animals. If something happens to them, I feel hurt and sad. Not as much as I do when it's one of my own, but still I feel. It's great when it's something so excitingly pleasant and unexpected that happens to somebody in here. It makes the times when you feel discouraged or the dismal weather is getting you down just fade away. You start feeling more positive. So I think we should be thanking you Crazy for sharing this magical time and Comet with us.
what a beautiful greek tortoise!
i would love a greek, one day!
i would love a greek, one day!
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Such a cute baby! Comet is a great name! Congrats
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